Oil Level and Temperature Sender - Volkswagen Golf Mk5
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- How to replace the oil level and temperature sender unit on a 2004 to 2007 Volkswagen Golf Mark 5. The part number is 1J0907660C. The torque setting for the bolts is 10Nm (7 foot pounds).
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Here's a video showing how to change the oil and oil filter: czcams.com/video/3ArgBODBEKw/video.html
I have a 2015 Polo 6C TSI 1.2 Highline and there is the Oil level/temp sensor in the sump but nothing is connected? No plug to plug into the sensor? I've got temp readings showing up on the dash though??
Is that oil or coolant temp showing on the dash ?
@@screwsnutsandbolts I believe its coolant temp now that you mention it. I have no option to check oil quantity from the dash only the dipstick but I wonder if it should monitor the oil pressure which it probably is not doing since its not plugged in. I have no fault codes on the OBD 2
There should be a separate oil pressure sensor on the engine block like this: czcams.com/video/ldQ0Kmx4BOw/video.html
@@screwsnutsandbolts My engine bay looks very different but I'll have a look around
I wonder… you say oil sensor and ‘temp’ sensor…. Is this the oil temp sensor??? I think it only read oil when it is to low.
This is both the oil level and oil temperature sensor combined.
@@screwsnutsandbolts really? Because i have kufatec emf module and the oil temp reading is only 44c or 55c Do you think its defect ? Or do i have to look something else
Is your car the same model and year as this one ?
@@screwsnutsandbolts well it is a golf 5 gti edition 30 2007. As they forget a oil temp sensor then i am lost…
The GTi might be slightly different. I'm not sure as I haven't worked on one
Ma lo hai solo pulito
I'm showing the steps to follow when changing the sender unit. It doesn't have to be a brand new part.
Actually, you do nothing important ! so, What is the conclusion !???
Quello legge solo il livello non la temperatura